How to look at all passwords on iphone

Password AutoFill for apps only works on iOS, which is why you cannot autofill your Things Cloud credentials on the Mac. But if you've created or saved your password via Password AutoFill on an iPhone or iPad, you can look it up there.

1. On your iOS device, open .
2. Tap Passwords.
3. To find the login details for , search for “culturedcode.com”.
4. Tap the item that shows Things’ app icon.
5. Tap the password, then choose Copy. If you have Universal Clipboard enabled, this will sync it to your Mac’s clipboard. Alternatively, tap Airdrop... to send it to your Mac over the local network.

Every time your create a new account Apple will prompt you to create a save a secure password on your iPhone. But where are they kept and how do you access them? If you are wondering how to edit iPhone passwords, you will be pleased to know that Apple has created an easy way to delete, edit and manage any passwords you may have saved on your iPhone, iPad or iPod. There are a couple of quick ways to view, edit, delete or create new passwords on your iOS devices and this guide will take you through them all.

The first method is viewing your passwords via the “Settings” application, which is available on both new and older iPhones.

If you are running iOS 13 or earlier :

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone

2. Open the Passwords & Accounts section on iOS13 on iOS14 it is labelled simply Passwords

3. Then select Website & App Passwords

4. iOS will then prompt you to use either Touch, Face ID or a passcode to verify your identity

Once you have accessed your Passwords list, you can either scroll through them or search for a specific website, username or application using the search box at the top of this screen. To view the details of a saved password on your iPhone, simply tap on an entry and its details will be revealed. Here you can edit a username, password or website as well as delete the entry completely from your saved password list.

Edit iPhone passwords

Apple uses its iCloud Keychain technology to help keep your passwords and other secure information synchronized and updated across all your iOS and macOS devices : iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. If you would like to turn on the iCloud Keychain on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and haven’t already done so, follow the instructions below :

1. Once again, go to Settings

2. Tap your account name and avatar banner

3. Select iCloud

4. Tap the Keychain option if you are running iOS 13 or later. It is worth noting that two-factor authentication is required to turn on iCloud Keychain. If you haven’t already set this app on your device, Apple will prompt you to do so.

Apple Keychain

Keychain is only available on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, and Mac devices which support two-factor authentication running iOS 8.4.1 and above or OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 on Macs.

The handy Apple iCloud Keychain stores your credit card numbers and expiry dates without the security code as well as app usernames and passwords, Wi-Fi passwords, internet accounts, websites logins and more.

Since the release of iOS 13 Apple has included a new feature that will alert you if you are using the same password more than once. A small triangle with an exclamation mark “!” inside. That will alert you of this and we recommend you pick something new rather than reuse the same password again and again.

In iOS 14 Apple increased its password security even further and will now alert you if any of your passwords all details have been used in a data breach. If it finds any insecure logins it will notify you to change them and correct the vulnerability.

For more information on using passwords on your iPhone or if you are having problems deleting or accessing the ones you already have saved on your device, jump over to the Apple Support website.

If you use iCloud Keychain to store and remember passwords, there may come a time when you want to view a particular password. Maybe you need it to log in on another device that doesn’t have iCloud Keychain, or perhaps you are setting up a new password manager and need those details. Whatever the case, here’s how to access iCloud Keychain passwords on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

How to view iCloud Keychain passwords on iPhone and iPad

Ask Siri

Invoke Siri and say something like, “Show my Dropbox password.” Siri will open the Settings app, where you can authenticate via Face ID, Touch ID, or iPhone passcode to see the password and account details. If you have multiple accounts for Dropbox, you’ll be asked to choose one.

Use the Settings app

1) Open iPhone or iPad Settings and tap Passwords.

2) Authenticate using Face ID, Touch ID, or manually via the device passcode.

3) Tap the website name from the list. You can also use the search box to find one quickly. Here you’ll see the username and password for that account. If needed, you can tap Edit on the top of a password screen to make changes and tap Done.

Related: How to set up and use the built-in two-factor authentication code generator on iPhone and iPad

How to view iCloud Keychain passwords on Mac

Using Safari

1) Open Safari on Mac and press Command + Comma (,).

2) Click Passwords from the top and authenticate using Mac’s password or Touch ID.

3) Select the desired website or app name from the left.

4) Take your mouse pointer over the Password field to reveal it. From here, you can also right-click and choose Copy Password. To make changes, click Edit.

Using System Preferences

New macOS versions like macOS Monterey have a dedicated Passwords section in System Preferences. Here’s how to see iCloud Keychain passwords using this.

1) Click  and choose System Preferences.

2) Click Passwords and authenticate using Mac’s password or Touch ID.

3) Select the saved password from the left sidebar.

4) Take your mouse pointer over the Password field to unhide it. You can also copy this password by right-clicking over it.

View iCloud Keychain password

Now you know how to access your saved iCloud Keychain password on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. In addition to that, Apple’s new iCloud Passwords app has you covered even on a Windows PC.

Besides iCloud Keychain, you can save passwords in third-party apps like 1Password. This makes them available effortlessly, even on Android phones.

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